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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Hurricane Katrina: The Aftermath is a deeply personal and reflective journey through post-Katrina New Orleans, blending memoir, travelogue, and spiritual meditation. Written as a firsthand journal, Kenneth A. Cimino Jr. documents his self-imposed mission to help those devastated by Hurricane Katrina while confronting his own struggles with faith, purpose, and redemption.In late 2007, two years after the storm, Cimino leaves behind his stable life, steady job, and comforts of home to drive south into the ruins of a city still reeling from catastrophe. Living out of his car and journaling each step, he immerses himself among the displaced and the homeless, visiting shelters, tent cities, and missions that have become home to thousands. Through raw and often painful encounters with people like Jerry, Sunshine, and other survivors, he witnesses the enduring human cost of the hurricane and the slow, uneven process of recovery.As the narrative unfolds, Cimino's project becomes both an outward act of compassion and an inward journey of self-discovery. He wrestles with questions of faith, identity, and the meaning of what it truly means to serve, to sacrifice, and to find oneself amid the wreckage of others' loss. The book reveals the emotional landscape of New Orleans as a reflection of the author's own spiritual transformation.Told with honesty, humility, and a sense of divine searching, Hurricane Katrina: The Aftermath is a chronicle of one man's attempt to rediscover purpose through empathy, endurance, and the quiet resilience of a city learning to heal. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Hurricane Katrina: The Aftermath is a deeply personal and reflective journey through post-Katrina New Orleans, blending memoir, travelogue, and spiritual meditation. Written as a firsthand journal, Kenneth A. Cimino Jr. documents his self-imposed mission to help those devastated by Hurricane Katrina while confronting his own struggles with faith, purpose, and redemption.In late 2007, two years after the storm, Cimino leaves behind his stable life, steady job, and comforts of home to drive south into the ruins of a city still reeling from catastrophe. Living out of his car and journaling each step, he immerses himself among the displaced and the homeless, visiting shelters, tent cities, and missions that have become home to thousands. Through raw and often painful encounters with people like Jerry, Sunshine, and other survivors, he witnesses the enduring human cost of the hurricane and the slow, uneven process of recovery.As the narrative unfolds, Cimino's project becomes both an outward act of compassion and an inward journey of self-discovery. He wrestles with questions of faith, identity, and the meaning of what it truly means to serve, to sacrifice, and to find oneself amid the wreckage of others' loss. The book reveals the emotional landscape of New Orleans as a reflection of the author's own spiritual transformation.Told with honesty, humility, and a sense of divine searching, Hurricane Katrina: The Aftermath is a chronicle of one man's attempt to rediscover purpose through empathy, endurance, and the quiet resilience of a city learning to heal. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Discover why LGBT voters support conservative political platforms that don't benefit the LGBT community Recent studies show that the vast majority of the LGBT community considers itself politically liberally. Yet nearly 25 of all LGBT voters helped re-elect George W. Bush in 2004 who are these people and why did they make that choice Gay Conservatives examines why conservative LGBTs join political groups and support political candidates that not only don't favor policies that benefit the LGBT community, but in some cases, advocate prejudicial policies. This thought-provoking book looks at the impact of group consciousness on conservative LGBTs and how it affects political power and social construction. Gay Conservatives uses both quantitative and qualitative studies that center on conservative LGBTs within in the LGBT community, while using data collected on liberal LGBTs for comparison purposes.Log Cabin Republicans and StoneWall Democrats in several cities were interviewed and an online survey of more than 1,000 LGBTs was conducted by the Gill Foundation in an effort to understand the political identity of conservative LGBTs and how it fits into the bigger picture in the LGBT community. The book examines how and why conservative LGBT activity conflicts with the general interests of the community, including the constitutional rights of LGBT individuals to marry, whether LGBTs should be allowed to serve openly in the United States military, and whether state and local governments should play a more significant role in dealing with hate crimes directed at the LGBT community. Topics discussed in Gay Conservatives include: group consciousness and minority identity pluralism David Truman the homosexual identity stages the history of the gay liberation movement creating a group identity the Mattachine Society Stonewall the impact of AIDS the rise of Queer Nation the difficulties of coming out and much moreGay Conservatives is an enlightening and educational read for anyone interested in politics and the political behavior of voters in the United States. Recent studies show that the vast majority of the LGBT community considers itself politically liberally. Yet nearly 25% of all LGBT voters helped re-elect George W. Bush in 2004—who are these people and why did they make that choice? Gay Conservatives examines why conservative LGBTs join political groups and support political candidates that not only don't favor policies that benefit the LGBT community, but in some cases, advocate prejudicial policies. This thought-provoking book looks at the impact of "group consciousness" on conservative LGBTs and how it affects political power and social construction. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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